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147:. He wrote: "Having lost faith that God revealed himself uniquely at one single point in history, we are relapsing into the essentially static or repetitive view of the time-process typical of antiquity and of the East" and "the Virgin Mother, undefiled yet productive, bearing Christ into the world by the action of the Spirit of God, is so perfect an analogue of the most intimate experience of the soul, that powerful myth has sustained dubious history; for, to the believer, myth and history have been one" and "Christianity above all other religions has rashly insisted that its myth really happened in time" and "we stand amid the debris of our inherited religious system." White held out hope for a Christianity that celebrated its myths and made no pretensions to history, and saw Catholicism as the most progressive in this respect. 214:"Technical determinism in historical studies has often been combined with adventurous speculations particularly attractive to those who like to have complex developments explained by simple causes. The technical determinism of Professor Lynn White Jr., however, is peculiar in that, instead of building new and provocative theories about general historical development on the basis of technical studies, he gives a misleadingly adventurist cast to old-fashioned platitudes by supporting them with a chain of obscure and dubious deductions from scanty evidence about the progress of technology." 140:. He concluded: "The chief glory of the later Middle Ages was not its cathedrals or its epics or its scholasticism: it was the building for the first time in history of a complex civilization which rested not on the backs of sweating slaves or coolies but primarily on non-human power" and he credited this as well as Western primacy in technology to Western theology's "activist" tradition and "implicit assumption of the infinite worth of even the most degraded human personality" and its "repugnance towards subjecting any man to monotonous drudgery." 304:" rather than dominion, and asks man to take care of the world's environment. Others, such as Lewis W. Montcrief, argue that our relation to the environment has been influenced by many more varied and complex cultural/historical phenomena, and that the result we see today cannot simply be reduced to the influence of the Judeo-Christian tradition. Later responses to his article include criticism not just of the central argument but also of the validity of his suggestion "I propose Francis as a patron saint for ecologists." 248:
Industrial Revolution, that the earth was a resource for human consumption, was much older than the actuality of machinery, and has its roots in medieval Christianity and attitudes towards nature. He suggests that "what people do about their ecology depends on what they think about themselves in relation to things around them." Citing the Genesis creation story he argued that Judeo-Christian theology had swept away pagan
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the history of mankind as it was viewed by the small and specialized segments of our race which have had the habit of scribbling, they must take a fresh view of the records, ask new questions of them, and use all the resources of archaeology, iconography, and etymology to find answers when no answers can be discovered in contemporary writings."
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is dedicated. White argued, "Since, until recent centuries, technology was chiefly the concern of groups which wrote little, the role which technological development plays in human affairs has been neglected," and declared, "If historians are to attempt to write the history of mankind, and not simply
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White's ideas set off an extended debate about the role of religion in creating and sustaining the West's destructive attitude towards the exploitation of the natural world. It also galvanized interest in the relationship between history, nature and the evolution of ideas, thus stimulating new fields
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to accelerate confiscation of church-held lands to distribute to his knights, who could then bear the cost of expensive horses themselves to support him in battle. Unfortunately this theory was based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how stirrups aid riders . In the second section of the book,
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as a fundamental turning point in our ecological history. He suggests that at this point the hypotheses of science were married to the possibilities of technology and our ability to destroy and exploit the environment was vastly increased. Nevertheless, he also suggests that the mentality of the
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Noettes was a retired French cavalry officer who made his hobby the history of horses. He wrote that the utilization of animals in antiquity was inefficient because the ancients were limited by the technologies of their period, specifically the lack of horseshoes and a bad harness design. White
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in 1962. This book revisited almost all the themes from "Technology and Invention in the Middle Ages" 22 years earlier, but included a controversial theory about the stirrup. White contended in the first section of the book that the stirrup made
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White pointed to new methods of crop rotation and plowing and tied them to the rise of manor-based collective farming and the shift in European prosperity and power from the Mediterranean to the North. White also touched on the
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White explained the shift in power from the Mediterranean to Northern Europe as a result of increased productivity due to technological changes that produced a "heavy plow," better harnesses for horses to pull the
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2002 (vol 14 pp. 51–77) argues that the historical evidence for Francis's status as such a patron saint is weak both in Francis' own writings and in the reliable sources about his life.
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P. H. Sawyer and R. H. Hilton, "Technical Determinism: The Stirrup and the Plough Medieval Technology and Social Change by Lynn White, Review by: P. H. Sawyer and R. H. Hilton",
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expanded Noettes’ conclusions into a thesis of his own that encompassed the relationship of the newly realized efficient horse and the agricultural revolution of the time.
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during the Norman Period but realized the coming conflict in Europe would interfere with his access to source materials. While at Princeton he read the works of
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Christianity makes a distinction between man (formed in God's image) and the rest of creation, which has no "soul" or "reason" and is thus inferior.
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in the 20th century. He gave a lecture on December 26, 1966, titled, "The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis" at the Washington meeting of the
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In 1942, White published a paper titled "Christian Myth and Christian History" in which he wrote about the relationship between historians and
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and Dexter prize from SHOT in 1964 and 1970. He was president of the History of Science Society from 1971 to 1972. He was president of The
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as a model in imagining a "democracy" of creation in which all creatures are respected and man's rule over creation is delimited.
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scheme. In the third part of the book, he examined medieval machines that converted motion and energy. The most notable was the
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He posited that these beliefs have led to an indifference towards nature which continues to impact in an industrial, "
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Roland, Alex (2003). "Once More into the Stirrups: Lynn White Jr., "Medieval Technology and Social Change"".
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Elspeth Whitney, "Lynn White Jr.’s 'The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis' After 50 Years",
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In 1967, White conjectured that the Christian influences in the Middle Ages were at the root of
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White began his career as a medieval historian focusing on the history of Latin monasticism in
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Jan J Boersema's article "Why is St Francis of Assisi the patron saint of ecologists?" in
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Nevertheless, the book remains in print and still stands as a seminal work in the field.
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was always a dynamic and interactive one, even in the Middle Ages, but marked the
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Moncrief, L. W. (1970-10-30). "The cultural basis for our environmental crisis".
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Lynn White Jr’s β€˜The Historical Roots of our Ecologic Crisis’ After 50 Years
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At UCLA, he used a set of lectures from 1957 to form his best-known work,
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The Bible asserts man's dominion over nature and establishes a trend of
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His work tied together that of many predecessors, above all that of
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White, Lynn (1940). "Technology and invention in the Middle Ages".
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White was an historian, but had also earned a master's degree at
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wrote the most scathing of the early reviews, beginning with:
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Hall, Bert S. (1989). "Lynn Townsend White Jr. (1907–1987)".
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White, Lynn (1942). "Christian myth and Christian history".
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possible, and therefore had a crucial role in shaping the
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Why is Francis of Assisi the patron saint of ecologists?
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White, Lynn (1970). "History and horseshoe nails". In
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for "Medieval Technology and Social Change" from the
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from 1958 until 1987. Lynn White helped to found the
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The historical roots of present-day ecologic crisis
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Index

Lynn T. White
medieval
history
Princeton
Stanford
Mills College
Oakland
University of California, Los Angeles
Society for the History of Technology
Pfizer Award
History of Science Society
Leonardo da Vinci Medal
Medieval Academy of America
American Historical Association
Sicily
Richard Lefebvre des NoΓ«ttes
Marc Bloch
stirrup
lateen
wheel barrow
spinning wheel
hand crank
water-driven mills
wind mills
Christianity
education and women
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Philosophical Society
shock combat
feudal system

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